3.3 Cinema: the 7th art form

• Why is cinema considered the 7th art form?

  Combines other art forms
• What type of art does painting represent in cinema?

  2D visual art
• Match the art form with its description:

  Architecture ↔️ Spatial art

  Sculpture ↔️ 3D visual art

  Painting ↔️ 2D visual art
• French Impressionist Cinema emphasized visual style and subjective experience.


  True
• Match the French cinema movement with its characteristics and key figures:

  French Impressionist Cinema ↔️ Emphasized visual style and subjective experience, Abel Gance

  Poetic Realism ↔️ Blended realism and poetic sensibilities, Marcel Carné

  French New Wave ↔️ Revolutionized filmmaking with innovative techniques, François Truffaut
• Who were notable directors of Poetic Realism in the 1930s?

  Marcel Carné, Jean Renoir
• Match the French cinema movement with its notable directors:

  French Impressionist Cinema ↔️ Abel Gance, Jean Epstein

  Poetic Realism ↔️ Marcel Carné, Jean Renoir

  French New Wave ↔️ François Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard
• François Truffaut's films often used a personal, autobiographical approach.

  True
• Robert Bresson's style emphasized spiritual and existential themes with minimalist techniques.


  True
• Which film explores the moral complexities of the Nazi occupation in France?

  *Au Revoir les Enfants*
• Match the art form with its description:

  Architecture ↔️ Spatial design

  Sculpture ↔️ Three-dimensional form

  Painting ↔️ Two-dimensional visual art

  Music ↔️ Auditory composition

  Poetry ↔️ Literary narratives

  Dance ↔️ Choreographic movement
• Order the significant eras and movements in French cinema chronologically:

  1️⃣ Early French Cinema (1890s-1920s)

  2️⃣ French Impressionist Cinema (1920s)

  3️⃣ Poetic Realism (1930s)

  4️⃣ French New Wave (1950s-1960s)

  5️⃣ Contemporary French Cinema (1980s-present)
• Match the movement with its key characteristics:

  French Impressionist Cinema ↔️ Emphasized visual style

  Poetic Realism ↔️ Blended realism and poetry

  French New Wave ↔️ Revolutionized filmmaking techniques
• The French New Wave revolutionized filmmaking with innovative techniques and unconventional narratives
• Agnès Varda is known as the "grandmother of the French New Wave".


  True
• French filmmakers have left an indelible mark on cinema, reflecting the rich cultural and artistic heritage of the French-speaking world
• Jean-Luc Godard's *Breathless* pioneered innovative editing techniques such as jump cuts
• Match the feature with the corresponding national cinema:

  History ↔️ French Cinema ||| Pioneering early cinema

  Style ↔️ Hollywood ||| Studio system, commercial genres

  Themes ↔️ Bollywood ||| Love stories, family values
• Who are key directors of French cinema?

  Truffaut, Godard, Renoir
• Sculpture in cinema contributes to 3D visual art.


  True
• Poetry in cinema is a form of literary art.

  True
• The Early French Cinema era focused on documentary-style films and early narrative cinema
• The French New Wave revolutionized filmmaking with innovative techniques and unconventional narratives
• French Impressionist Cinema emphasized visual style and subjective experience
• Which contemporary French directors are mentioned in the study material?

  Olivier Assayas, Céline Sciamma, Jacques Audiard
• What were two key characteristics of the French New Wave?

  Innovative techniques, unconventional narratives
• Which filmmaker is referred to as the "grandmother of the French New Wave"?

  Agnès Varda
• Jean-Luc Godard's *Breathless* pioneered innovative editing techniques and jump cuts.
• Match the cinema style with its key feature:

  French Cinema ↔️ Art-house films, social commentary

  Hollywood ↔️ Studio system, commercial genres

  Bollywood ↔️ Musical dramas, dance sequences
• Cinema is considered the 7th art form because it combines elements of the other six primary art forms
• Cinema creates a powerful multimedia experience that resonates deeply with audiences.

  True
• French Impressionist Cinema emphasized visual style and subjective experience
• Who directed 'Le Quai des brumes' in the Poetic Realism movement?

  Marcel Carné
• Match the filmmaker with their signature style:

  François Truffaut ↔️ Personal, autobiographical approach

  Jean-Luc Godard ↔️ Innovative cinematography, meta-cinema

  Agnès Varda ↔️ Poetic, documentary-influenced

  Robert Bresson ↔️ Minimalist, austere style
• What is the style of Robert Bresson characterized by?

  Minimalist, austere
• Jean Renoir's *The Rules of the Game* is a key example of Poetic Realism.


  True
• *Au Revoir les Enfants* explores the moral complexities of the Nazi occupation.


  True
• Hollywood emerged in the early 20th century and dominated the global film industry
• What is a distinguishing feature of French cinema compared to Hollywood or Bollywood?

  Emphasis on artistic expression
• Architecture in cinema represents spatial art